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- An earthquake of 7.4 magnitude occurred in Colombia
- The earthquake affected the western and central regions of the country
- The government declared a national state of emergency
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Colombia was shaken by an earthquake of 7.4 magnitude. The earthquake affected the western and central regions of the country. The government declared a national state of emergency and initiated a device with teams from different parts of the country.
The earthquake occurred in San José del Palmar, Chocó department. The international community also offered aid to Colombia.
The authorities in Colombia continue to monitor the seismic activity following the earthquake.
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- Colombia was shaken by an earthquake of 7.4 magnitude
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- The earthquake affected the western and central regions of the country
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- The government declared a national state of emergency and initiated a device with teams from different parts of the country
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